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An oral history of TechBC: Surrey Place Mall's forgotten university

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2018-03-21
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Abstract
This article provides the perspective of seven undergraduate students who attended the Technical University of British Columbia (1999-2002) when it was located within the Surrey Place Mall. They recall why they chose TechBC, what it was like to go to school in Whalley, the university's culture, and the academic program. They describe their experience when the school was under threat after the government changed in 2001, and their feelings when it was absorbed by Simon Fraser University in 2002. These excerpts were curated from the larger oral history collection, the TechBC Memory Project (http://digital.lib.sfu.ca/techbc-collection).
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Hendrigan, H. (2018) An oral history of TechBC: Surrey Place Mall's forgotten university. British Columbia History 58 (1), 42-47
Publication title
British Columbia History
Document title
An oral history of TechBC: Surrey Place Mall's forgotten university
Date
2018
Volume
58
Issue
1
First page
42
Last page
47
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Copyright is held by the author(s).
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No
Language
English
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